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Māori Visual Arts professor wins prestigious Wallace Art Award

Professor of Māori Visual Arts Robert Jahnke has been named the winner of the the Wallace Arts Trust Paramount Award for his Lamentation VI...

Māori perspective on housing plan recognised

A report by planning academic Dr April Bennett to bring an understanding of Māori cultural about place to a new residential housing project in...

Feasibility study to investigate fruit and vegetable consumption among Māori

Dr Geoff Kira, Ngā Puhi, has been awarded nearly quarter of a million dollars to carry out a feasibility study focusing on the tools used to...

Spotlight on te reo Māori in culture and heritage sector

The importance of normalising the use of te reo Māori in everyday situations is well acknowledged ¬-so what contribution are galleries,...

Theatre version of NZ history screens on Māori TV

Massey University PhD student and award-winning playwright Helen Pearse-Otene's four plays exploring New Zealand's bicultural history will premiere...

BA to ‘Bellbird’ - film director cites Palmy days

Massey Bachelor of Arts alumnus Hamish Bennett will be in Palmerston North this weekend for the screening of his debut feature film, Bellbird,...

'You need to better yourself to help other people'

Twenty-five year-old single mum Gayle Moana-Johnson says life was tough growing up, but now she's working to make life better for others as a social...

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